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Tai Yuan (Taiyuan). At the wrist, in the depression between the radial artery and the tendon of the abductor pollicis longus, level with HT-7 Shenmen. Actions: Tonifies the Lungs; Tonifies Lung qi and Yin; Tonifies Gathering qi; Transforms Phlegm; Promotes the descending function of the Lungs; Regulates and harmonizes the one hundred vessels; Activates the channels; Alleviates pain; Eliminates Wind; Resolves Lung Phlegm. Indications: Cough; Cough with watery phlegm; Asthma; Wheezing; Dyspnea; Shortness of breath; Much yawning; Heat in the palms; Dry throat; Oppression and agitation of the chest with difficult breathing and inability to lie down; Weakness or pain of the wrist; Pain of the shoulder and back; Pain of the supraclavicular fossa; Pain in the inner aspect of the arm; Breast pain; Copious watery phlegm; Toothache; Asthma with cough due to Cold; Bronchitis; Pertussis; Pulmonary tuberculosis; Wrist pain; Pain and debility of the wrist.
Name The Prescription of Tiegu Dan Source The book Qi Xiao Liang Fang Ingredients Chuan Wu 22.5 g,Cao Wu 22.5 g,Chuan Xiong 22.5 g,Dang Gui 22.5 g,Rou Gui 22.5 g,Xu Duan 22.5 g,Xi.
Name Zhu Rou (Pork) Nature and action Nature Sweet, salt, neutral; spleen, stomach and kidney channels.
NAME DAHENG LOCATION 4 cun lateral to the center of the umbilicus, lateral to the rectus abdominus muscle. 3.5 cun lateral to the navel.
Name The Prescription of Shiwei Wendan Tang Source The book Shi Yi De Xiao Fang Ingredients Ban Xia 90 g,Zhi Shi 90 g,Chen Pi 90 g,Fu Ling 45 g,Suan Zao Ren 30 g,Yuan Zhi 30 g,Wu W.
Name Ji Rou (Chicken) Nature and action Nature Sweet, warm; spleen and stomach channels. Actions Warm the spleen and stomach, tonify essence and marrow.
Jing Gu (Jinggu). On the lateral side of the foot, in the depression anterior and inferior to the tuberosity of the fifth metatarsal bone, at the junction of the red and white skin. Actions: Clears the head and eyes; Eliminates Wind; Calms the Shen; Relaxes the sinews; Activates the channel; Alleviates pain; Clears Heat; Clears the brain; Clears the head; Strengthens the back; Calms fright. Indications: Painful and heavy head with cold feet; Splitting headache; Heat in the head; Shaking of the head; Redness of the inner canthus; Redness and inflammation of the inner canthus with lesions; Superficial visual obstruction; Visual dizziness; Rhinitis with ceaseless nosebleed; Chills and fever; Malaria; No pleasure in eating; Seizures; Tidal fever; Headache; Atrocious headache; Dizziness; Corneal opacity; Chronic lower backache; Insanity; Wasp or bee stings on the tongue or throat; Dimness of vision; Dyspnea.
Name The Prescription of 桂枝附子汤 Source The book Shang Han Lun Ingredients Gui Zhi 12 g,3 Fu Zi,Sheng Jiang 9 g,Da Zao 12 dates,Zhi Gan Cao 6 g.
Lu Rong: tonify kidney and liver, supplement essence and blood, strengthen tendons and bones, reinforce thoroughfare and conception vessels, and promote healing by expelling pus through strengthening vital qi.